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Enhance GitHub comments with HTML media conversion and markdown table formatting tools Format GitHub comments with just a few clicks. Select text in a GitHub comment field and use the context menu to: - Convert Markdown image links to HTML `<img>` tags - Convert GitHub user-attachment video URLs to HTML `<video>` tags - Convert selected text into a Markdown table - Convert media to HTML and then format the result as a Markdown table Configure image and video dimensions, whether existing tag dimensions should be overwritten, table headers, and column alignment from the options page. Profiles Save separate settings for different use cases and switch between them instantly. - Add, rename, duplicate, and delete profiles - Switch profiles from the toolbar popup or the context menu - Manage image, video, and table settings independently for each profile - Sync settings with Chrome Storage Sync Keyboard shortcuts Assign a profile and an operation to each of 8 shortcut slots. Set the actual keys on Chrome's shortcut settings page. When a shortcut runs, it uses the selected profile's settings without changing the active profile. Supported website Works in GitHub (`https://github.com/`) comment fields. Permissions - `storage`: Save profiles and settings to Chrome Storage Sync - `activeTab`: Run conversions in the current GitHub tab - `tabs`: Open the options page from the popup - `contextMenus`: Add conversion and profile-switching items to GitHub context menus Privacy This extension does not send comments or converted content to its own server. Settings are stored in Chrome Storage Sync and follow your Chrome sync settings.
Jul 14, 2026
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